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To order only alphathecilally the animators creates a huge bias. I was searching it and would love to have options to sort animators. By work, style, ranking, experience, and whatever. I think everyone will benefit from this.

I was exploring your website and found a bug related to a calculation. It's not possible that you posted a Lottie animation 372 years ago. Please correct that bug.

hi, i think the lotties that are an years or so long, its timeline is showing in a bit odd way. have attached the image for reference. if its expected behavior, my apologies.

Hey, team, heads up that the app isn't working in Canva. I've Tried closing down, re-opening- removing and re-adding the app, but it only shows the title and a blank workspace underneath, so it's virtually an empty plugin. :) Thanks

In the Web Player code generator ( https://lottiefiles.com/web-player ) if you check Play Mode as Bounce, it adds mode="bounce" to the HTML. However, mode="bounce" doesn't work when I tried it outside of that page, but playMode="bounce" does (see https://codepen.io/tcmulder/pen/YzgwWdz ). Should that generator be updated to use playMode="bounce", or maybe document how to get mode="bounce" to bounce since it doesn't when simply copied/pasted.

After clicking on likes, it cannot be undone and the number of user likes has been decreasing

lottie-interactivity dont work

I think it would be awesome to have pre-made animated/rigged Lotties that can then be applied to different, but similar SVG layers. My use case would be with many unique user-created SVG avatars on a site, which could then all be animated with the same motion using the same Lottie rig. This would give life to all the unique SVG avatars on the site at once, without having to go export them one-by-one in AE. One way this might be accomplished is for Lottie to assign a label to animated shapes of an animation (probably close to the same way Lottie can change color of specific shapes) and allow new/different SVG layers to be attached to/replace those labeled rig components or "bones". So if a user were to build an avatar on our site (using similar parts but unique svg shapes), we could rig what they create with the Lottie "bones" to enable dynamically animated avatars outside of the AI -> AE flow.

I didn't know it was paid annually, I thought it was paid monthly, I don't want to use it for that long, I want a refund.